Fire-Maple "Fixed Star 3" Personal Cooking System | Pot/Jet Burner Stove System with Electric Ignition | Ideal for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Fishing, Hunting Trips and Emergency Use, Green
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Features
- HIGHLY EFFICIENT - Our industry leading heat exchange technology minimizes wind impact and reduces boiling times by up to 30% compared to traditional backpacking stoves.
- COMPACT AND LIGHTWEIGHT - All accessories including stove, pot, pan support, canister stand and fuel canister(SOLD SEPARATELY) fit into the 0.8 liter cook pot. It's compatible with most canisters EXCEPT the COLEMAN fuel canisters. X3 weighs only 21 oz!
- INTEGRATED AND EASY TO USE SYSTEM - The 0.8 liter cooking pot and the stove are one integrated unit, the built in piezoelectric ignitor ignites the stove instantly.
- SAFE, STURDY AND DURABLE - The sturdy, hard anodized aluminum pot features a locking stainless steel handle for secure and safe handling, this combined with the insulating neoprene cover on the pot will ensure years of safe outdoor cooking pleasure.
- Please use a windscreen when using the stove for better performance in windy conditons.
Brand: Fire-Maple
Fuel Type: Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Material: Aluminum
Product Dimensions: 5.24"L x 5.24"W x 7.28"H
Power Source: Gas Powered
Item Weight: 600 Grams
Global Trade Identification Number: 08
Brand: Fire-Maple
Fuel Type: Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Material: Aluminum
Product Dimensions: 5.24"L x 5.24"W x 7.28"H
Power Source: Gas Powered
Item Weight: 600 Grams
Global Trade Identification Number: 08
Item Weight: 1.32 pounds
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 18, 2018
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Color: Black
I went into this purchase with managed expectations, especially since I passed on more expensive name brands like Jetboil. I'm glad I did. This stove has exceeded all my expectations in terms of fit, functionality, and compactness. The fuel canister fits neatly inside the pot with the stove, making it extremely portable and packable—perfect for quick access on the go. I tested it at home first (always a good idea), and it performed flawlessly. On a recent trip through rural Kansas, it came in clutch. I was able to boil water in about 2 minutes, letting me rehydrate homemade freeze-dried meals and brew a solid cup of coffee right at a rest stop. There was zero leakage, even after being jostled around in my pack. The stove quality feels solid and reliable—definitely not cheap or flimsy. This will be a staple for future camping and fishing trips. Highly versatile, incredibly functional, and totally worth the buy. If you're on the fence, don’t let the brand name steer you away—this one delivers.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025 by Jordan Neal
Color: Black
Awesome little thing. As some other reviewers have mentioned I've come across a couple of issues. While its quality is great and it definitely beats Jetboil for value, there is the issue of the extra air hole in the lid and the gas canister attachment leak. As far as the lack of an air hole I just poked one in the lid. I don't think it necessary though, as I don't put the lid all the way on when using and can just take it off. As far as the gas issue... when screwing it on, it does let out a small amount of gas/liquid. We tested it anyway, and it fits and works perfectly. The leaking only happens for a tiny period of time as you screw it on. Admittedly it really jumpscared me (it's loud and drips a drop or two) but I think this is a minor issue in the long run. My dad's Jetboil leaks in the same way, but it leaks far less as you screw it on. I'll consider it a normal thing. For the record, we were using the same canister for both this and the Jetboil. As far as the rest of it, like I said, quality is great, it all works really well, had my coffee water boiling in less than 3.5 minutes. The flame is louder and stronger than the Jetboil. It sounds more like a jet engine, lol. I 9/10 recommend it. It has been fantastic so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2025 by Ella Froistad
Color: Black
This is definitely a good quality. Please. For sure. It's a must have for camping. Super easy to use, get the fire going. And yeah, be able to cook on it. It's a good quality, everything on it. Really works good. It's very small for what it does today. So it's definitely compact, good wind protection, we were using it when it was quite windy out and there was no issues with it. It's a good quality stove as far as what you can do with it. For sure, it's big output for small item for sure. It's very stable as well. Super easy to clean, there's no reason not to have this one. It'll go a long ways for you for a long time. Highly recommend this one and for the most part, it's very sturdy. It's very stable for sure like the quality and how stable, it is for its size, very good stability good stability it doesn't tip over
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025 by itbebrndn
Color: Black
Just tested this out on a two-week camping trip, and it performed great! Normally, I make things like burgers, pasta, chili, etc with a larger stove and pots and pans, but since I was going to be gone for so long, I really needed to pack minimally. I found this stove, and after comparing to other similar products, I decided to go with this one. I'm so glad I did! It boils water quickly and efficiently, it's so compact and lightweight, it's easy to clean, and it's so easy to set up and ignite that a dummy like me can do it. I boiled water, yes, but I also made things like ramen, boil-in-bag rice, and even re-heated my coffee once when I needed to tend to something else and it got cold. It's just anodized aluminum, so as long as you're using silicone tools to cook and aren't scratching it, you're good to go. I was thinking that maybe I'd be able to sautee up some onions and garlic to do chili at some point, but maybe I shouldn't press my luck. Don't think that's its intended use. Anywho, why 4 stars instead of 5? Unless I'm doing something wrong, there's what I perceive to be a design flaw that gets in the way of usability. There is a hole for pouring out the water so you don't have to take the lid off. Brilliant, right? Well, not if there's only one hole. You know how when you go out and get hot coffee, there's the drinking hole, and another tiny one on the other side of the lid? Yeah, there's a reason for that. That's so the coffee flows smoothly and doesn't splash around and burn you. When dealing with boiling water, this feels like a huge oversight to me, because the water does not flow smoothly or predicably. Not only that, but for some reason, when you get down to the .5 litre mark, the water stops pouring out completely, so I have to take the lid off (extremely carefully, because of course it's boiled water) to get the rest of the water out. Don't know if that's just a defect of the one I got, or if others have experienced this problem. It's not enough of a reason for me to return it, but it is quite nerve-wracking trying not to get burned by the steam while I attempt to get ALL the water out. I'll probably just poke my own hole in it and see if that fixes the problem. Still recommend overall. It made cooking something I didn't have to worry about!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by Melody